My One Light American Spirit That I

Bring A Raincoat, Definitely ... Or At Least A Little Umbrella That Can Fit In Your Bag, Because It Always Does Rain.

I've Had A Very Interesting Career. I Get To Do Amazing Things And Work With Amazing People And Travel And Learn Languages - Things Most People Don't Get The Opportunity To Do.

I've Borne These Two Kids Into A Particularly Strange Circumstance. They Are Going To Have To Fend Off A Lot And Protect Themselves From A Lot Of Projections And Prejudice About Who They Are, Coming From The Family That They Come From.

It's Really Hard To Find Things That Are Worth Leaving Them For. [balancing Work And Motherhood Is] Really Hard. One Night In Nashville, My Son Was Screaming With A Terrible Stomachache. I Was Like, 'i Have To Get Out Of Here!' But We Had To Finish. My Friend Jenno, A Mother Of Three Who Was Producing, Was Great, Reminding Me That Nine Times Out Of 10, They Just Have Gas.

I Understand What It Feels Like Not To Like Aspects Of Yourself. There Have Been Times That I Have Felt Really Terrible About The Way I Look. I Have The Seed Of That Feeling.